Hi
I brought up the topic a while ago, and it is really something I am
missing much.
Here is the situation.
1. I posses a Thinkpad X1 running Ubuntu 16.04
2. On top of that trinity 4:14.0.6.
3. When I use the gnome desktop shipped by Ubuntu, closing the lid
hibernates my laptop.
4. When I try the same under trinity it does not work, also I
configured TDEPowersave to do that precisely hibernate when lid
is closing.
5. I can hibernate in trinity either pressing FN 4 or using the shutdown
menu.
I am really desperate, it must be a bug, did anybody make some progress
in resolving this issue?
Regards
Uwe Brauer
Looking in journal and Xorg.0.log I see no clues. X starts, but startx just starts
X and exits. Trinity-tdm is installed, but no other *dm, and I see no evidence of
its configuration in systemctl list-unit-files or systemctl list-units.
/var/log/tdm.log was last written over a year ago. Trinity tries to start using
startx /opt/trinity/bin/starttde, but a popup comes twice, then X exits:
"There was an error setting up inter-process communications for TDE. The messag
returned by the system was:
Could not read network connection list.
/root/.DCOPserver_hp945_0
Please check that the "dcopserver" program is running!"
startx icewm works.
How does one do that, and why isn't there a TDM running?
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Hi everyone.
I have a PC with opensuse tumbleweed and trinity as desktop, all
working fine.
Yesterday i upgrade the system and now i cant start the trinity
session.
There was an erro setting up....... Could not read network connection
list .DCOPserver_
Check that DCOp server is running
So i check the the file HOME/.xsession-errors and found:Â
Autentication Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols
specidfied are supported and host-based authentication failed
Â
I search in google and found 2 points:
1)The hostname, i change it and same DCOP problem
2)libICE problem. specifically problem with versionÂ
libice-1.0.9-2 to libice-1.0.10-1
i cant confirm the point 2. but plasma work fine. i dont know how
downgrade libice and i dont know how solve the problem
Â
Best Regards
Christian
Hi people,
Ok I realized my mistake and fixed it (See below). However the TV doesn't
support that resolution. So it appears, I either need to upgrade cards or
stay at this resolution. So the question is now, video card recommendations.
I just want something that will take advantage of the greater capabilities of
the TV.
Thank you again.
Kate
Original Question:
I stepped into it. A client gave me a Samsung QLED 43 inch TV to use as a
monitor for "fixing" his zip drive problem (he had it slaved to a ROM drive
so it wasn't working properly). One tax audit survival later, TV...
Anyway, I want to take advantage and run a higher res. Currently it's running
at 1920x1080. I've tried a variety of thing to change the res but none were
really successful. The card can run higher resolution than that. The card is
a Radeon HD 6450 with 2G DDR3 with a max res of 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz.
I tried using pclos's ui but it doesn't seem to be working. I'm assuming I'm
doing something wrong (obviously) so here I am.
Any thoughts humans, AIs and others?
Kate
Hi people,
I stepped into it. A client gave me a Samsung QLED 43 inch TV to use as a
monitor for "fixing" his zip drive problem (he had it slaved to a ROM drive
so it wasn't working properly). One tax audit survival later, TV...
Anyway, I want to take advantage and run a higher res. Currently it's running
at 1920x1080. I've tried a variety of thing to change the res but none were
really successful. The card can run higher resolution than that. The card is
a Radeon HD 6450 with 2G DDR3 with a max res of 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz.
I tried using pclos's ui but it doesn't seem to be working. I'm assuming I'm
doing something wrong (obviously) so here I am.
Any thoughts humans, AIs and others?
Kate
Hello,
Since upgrade Debian Stretch => Buster,
I do not have any more the daemon file "tdm" in "/etc/init.d/"
(it was present in Stretch).
So, the system doesn't boot on tde-trinity desktop.
Is it norrmal ?
What to do to have the daemon "tdm" in /etc/init.d/ as before ?
Cheers,
André
Hi everyone.
I have a PC with opensuse tumbleweed and trinity as desktop, all working fine.
Yesterday i upgrade the system and now i cant start the trinity session.
There was an erro setting up....... Could not read network connection list
.DCOPserver_
Check that DCOp server is running
So i check the the file HOME/.xsession-errors and found: Autentication
Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols specidfied are
supported and host-based authentication failed
I search in google and found 2 points:
1)The hostname, i change it and same DCOP problem
2)libICE problem. specifically problem with version libice-1.0.9-2 to
libice-1.0.10-1
i cant confirm the point 2. but plasma work fine. i dont know how downgrade
libice and i dont know how solve the problem
Best Regards
Christian
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Hi Guys,
Does anybody know if the "RAR" format has changed ?
For some reason I am no longer able to extract some rar archives that
have been sent to me.
Thanks in advance.
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Baron
Hello,
I configured my desktop with the background dark blue colour,
without a picture of ...trinity/share/wallpapers (no picture).
(desktop configuration).
At each reboot of TDE desktop, the colour is light blue.
If I click on the nvidia icon, it regains with the dark blue colour.
What could happen ?
Regards,
André
Hi All,
In KOrganizer you can select the Holiday Region (in Time & Date), so that Sat,
Sun and all [US for me] holidays are shown in red. The panel app Clock will
pop-up a Calendar when you click it, but it doesn’t seem tied to KOrganizer?
Every day on it is black.
Is there a way to get whatever runs the pop-up Calendar to do the same as
KOrganizer with day colors? Or better yet, have Clock pop-up a mini
KOrganizer calendar (so all the days are color coded and you only have to
maintain one configuration)?
Thanks,
Michael
